Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, October 17, 1901

VOL. VII. KO. 249.

JK.

CHICAGO, THHRSDAV, OCTOBER 17, 1901.

PRICE 5 ce:n^ts

WORTH FORM CHART.

WOBTH, IL.I. , October 16.— Sixth day. Worth Jockey Clnb, Fall Meeting.

Weather elondy; track heavy.

Preeiding Jndge, M. N. Macfarlao. Starter. Bichard Dwyer.

Baeing Btarte at 2 KKi p. m.

QOO4)0 FIBST BACK— 1 1-8 Blllea. Potm $100; $75 to second; $25 to third.
i600 ^ 4-year-olds and npward. Selling.

A Wt St St H

StrFin Jockeys

287723L1ND. ELLA 4 94 2>i H 13 114 14 W L Jackson WH(3>ill’ins’n&C!o 6

28755*CHANrEBY 5 934
287S2*H. PAXTON 5 94
*Apprentice allowance.

934 7 53 53 63 63 6» 6i3 Bice
94 54 4«< 2 h 7 7 7 7 Hope

(28808) W. B. GATES 5 107 34 2i 4> 34 41 24 2« Cobnrn G C Bennett & Co 8-5 13-511-54-5
287913STBANGEBT 5 110 4> 7 6a 5i 5< 51 3>a Davisson G K Bnrdean 8-5 8-5 8-5 8-5

28772*M1BS LIZA 5 97 !» 3a Si 4 24 24 33 4i Helgason J D Cnnningham 20 50 50 15

28791*BEN CBANCE4 105 6a 63 7 43 84 4a 5i Mnnro B M Westerflald 4 7 7 2

28755*CHANrEBY 5 934 7 53 53 63 63 6» 613 Bice E Trotter A Co 20 100 100 20

28732*H. PAXTON 5 94 54 4a. 2 h 7 7 7 7 Hope J J Ogles 20 40 40 10

*Apprentice allowance. Time, 13)^, 26^, 52^, 1 :2l, 1 :48^, 2 :02.

Winner— B. f, by Linden- Ella H.

Went to pr St at 2:10. At post 5 minntes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Linden
Ella rsn one cf her best races going into the lead at flag fall and remaining there to the end, bnt
she bad to be driven ont to the limit to ontlive W. B. Gates. The latter finished fast and strong-
ly tbrongb the last eighth. He swerved badly as nsnal toward the inside rail wnen opposite the
paddock gate, throwing Miss Liza off her stride. Strangest was the victim of a poor ride and
was ridden all over the stretch. Miss Liza ran a surprisingly good race and was right there np
to within fifty yards of the wire. Ben Chance had enough when a fnrlong ont. Chancery showed
early speed.

Scratched— 28772 Myth, 94.

Overweights— Chancery, 44 pounds.

Linden Ella, show, 4 to 5. W. B. Gates, show, 2 to 5. Strangest, show, ont.

Q O O Q SECOND BACK— 7-8 MUe. Purse $50U; $75 to second; $25 to third.
jCiCJ O ail Ages. Allowances.

Ind Horses A Wt St M

287683C.B. CAMPBELL 3 99 2> 234 1
(28770)MEBB1MENT 2 91 53 1h 2'
28697 iTOM KINGSLEY 6 104 8 52 5

28684 BEABCBEB 3 114 1«. 8 7

28787 LENNEP 6 104 44 44 3'

14 94 StrFin Jockeys

234 11 14 11 13 Doss
1. 26 23 23 214 Seaton

Owners

C B Campbell
Q W Cook

6 104 8 52 53 34 S3 31 H’shberger WHWill’ms’n&Co6

3 114 1«. 8 71 71052 41 Cobnrn S C Hildreth 5

6 104 44 44 34 43 44 534 L Jackson G & M Foster 5

O H O P
8 12 12 8
4-5 4-5 7-101-4

287693EM. OF BEAUTY'S 99 64 63 6® 54 65 6i Bice W S Barnes

28591 DOBOTBY LEE 8 104 7i 34 4i 6a 7« 710 Dominick George Mule

27436 TOM WALLACE 2 91 Si 74 8 8 8 8 Helgeson B Butler

6 7 6 2

5 15 15 4

588 11-5

15 40 40 10
15 40 40 10
60 2C0 200 60

27436 TOM WALLACE 2 91 Si 74 8 8 8 8 Helgeson B Butler 60 2C0 200 60

Time. 13%, 27, 54%, 1 :19%, 1 :33%.

Winner— Ch. g, by King Regent— Gold Bond.

Went to post at 2:35. Off at first break to a poor start. Won easily; second the same. C. B.
Campbell liked the going and ran like a scared deer. He ran Merriment to defeat in the first
half mile and then csme away with esse, winning as hie rider pleased. Merriment was the best
of the others. She tired badly in the last eighth. Tom Kingsley ran in much improved form.
He made up much ground in the final half, finishing strongly. Searcher, badly outrun in the
first part of the race, closed np considerable ground in the last half. Lennep had enough after
a half mile had been run.

Scratched— 287543Cbarley Moore, 104; 28768 Boomerack, 102.

Corrected weights— Searcher, 114.

Overweights— Dorothy Lee, 5 pounds.

C. B. Ca mpbell, show, 6 to 5. Merriment, show, out. Tom Kingsley, show, 11 to 10.

O Q Q A THIRD BAGS— d-» Milo. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third.
jOOO 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind Horses

A Wt St %

%

%

StrFin

Joe 'Keys

Owners

0

H

0

P

287343GALLANTR1E

110

2kk

11

12

13

16

Cobnrn

0 G Parke

6-5 6-5 1

1-2

(287731STELLA P’BKINSIIO

3"

32

23

23

21

J Miller

L T Lee A Bon

8-5 24

24

8-5

2877031NSPECTOR SHEA108

44

21

33

32

86

Landry

J J McCarthy

7

9

9

3

28125 JOE BROWN

ia5

73

62

51

41

46

Rice

J E Vogt

50

80

80

20

28568 HOPEDALE

105

5a

41

4«

51

53

L Jackson Mrs £ Harris

40

60

25

6

28642 BERT SARGENT

113

1®

71

71

61

64

J WinkfieldMrs W Hoffman

10

16

16

6

287178 PRINCE WEBB

108

6b

5®

64

74

73

Otis

J & H Arthur

60

200 200 40

286943LAWRENCE M.

105

8

8 8 8 8 Blake

Time, 13, 2E%, 51, 1 K)4.

P J Moss A Co

20

25

25

6

28825

FOURTH RACE- 1 Alile. Purse $600; $75 to second; $25 to third.

S-year-olds and npward. Allowances.

A Wt 8t 14 % 94 StrFin Jockeys Owners O

I nd Horses A Wt 8t % H 94 StrFin Jockeys

*287892BCLLING BOEB3 103 2« 2a 2i 22 la 11 Coburn

286923 J E88I E JABBOE 5 104 34 U4 12 li 2i 224 Gormley

286992MAC GYLE 4 104 la 36 3S 3»2 312 312 T Knight

28628 P.THE FIDDLEB5 104 4 4 4 4 4 4 Nutt

Owners

8 C Hildreth

Went to post at 4 :00. At post 4 irinntee. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Benckart
immediately dashed to the front at fidg drop and spreadeagled his field. Tammany Chief under
a poor ride closed np fast in the last eighth, getting second place on hie owm courage. Valdez
finished fast and would have been second in a stride or two. Basselas had enough just before
entering the last quarter.

Scratched— (28591)Monos, 102.

Benckart, show, 1 to 3. Tammany Chief, show, 8 to 2. Valdez, show, 1 to 8.

A A Q Q 4 A ry SIXTH BACK— 7-8 Bf lie. Puree $400 ; $75 to second ; $25 to third.

iaOO i 3-year-olde and upward. Belling.

Ind Horses A Wt St 14 % 94 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H G P

28S04*LOBD ROBERTS 3 94 2>i 7« 83 7 h 2 h 14 T Dean G W Poole 12 12 8 4

287362EVELYN BYRD 5 109 9i 44 2« 1» 2>» J WinkfieldF C Moshisr & Co 2 2 2 1

28647 CATHEDRAL 5 107 11 11 104 6 b 54 34 H’shberger J F Holt 30 40 40 15

28786*MOBONl 6 102 7 h 93 71 S* 6 »b 4b Otis J Arthur 8 9 7 8

28647 CATHEDRAL
28786*M0B0N1
28755 ECOME
28755 ST. WOOD

28786 J. H. BABNES 4 107 44 14 1> 41 83 7b L Jackson Mrs C Vandnsen 8 15 10 4

28273 IDA V. 3 99 3b< 84 9i 9 b 91 83 Helgeson J E Cushing 20 40 40 15

28592*BED APPLE 8 102 6 b S»< 54 103 iq 3 94 Bice B Trotter A Co 10 20 20 8

287683 SSGU BANC A 4 104 103 2i 32 2 bb 44 1Q5 Cobnrn G C Bennett & Go 3 6 6 2

28715 PATBOON 6 107 8i lOi 11 11 11 11 Landry Bolich A Sweat 50 50 50 20

^Apprentice allowance. Time, 13%, 26%, 58, 1 :20, 1 :33%,

Winner- B. g, by Victory— Hazel W.

Want to poet at 4:30. At poet 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily * second, third and fourth
driving. Lord Roberts under punishment weaved his way tbrongb his field from far back and
getting clear sailing at the head of the stretch came home fast and strongly and was gradually
going away at the end. Evelyn Byrd showed great gamenees throngh the last quarter and alto-
gether ran an excellent race. Cathedral came with a rush near the inside rail in the last eighth
as did also Moroni. Ecome was tiring when the pinch came. St. Wood swung wide at the head
of the stretch, losing ground. J. H. Barnes had enough when a quarter ont. Segnranca tired in
the last eighth.

Hcratched— 28572 Winter, 104; 28808 Omdurman, 102.

Corrected weights— J. H. Barnes. 107.

Lord Roberts, show, 2 to 1. Evelyn Byrd, show, 1 to 2. Cathedral, show, 8 to 1.

MORRIS PARK FORM CHART.

WE8TCHKSTEB, N. V., October 16.— Eighth day. Westehsster Racing Association. Fall

Meeting. Weather clear; track good.

Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald.

Racing starts at 2dW p. m.

Mrs M Ooldblatt 15 20 16

C T Boots 8 Si 17-511-20

28628 P.THE F1DDLEB5 104 4 4 4 4 4 4 Nutt M McNamara 10 20 20 4

Time, 26%. 53%, 1 :20%, 1 :48%.

Winner— B. c, by Dutch Boiler— Woodranee.

Went to poet at 3:35. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily. Second the same. Boll-
ing Boer laid within easy call of Jessie Jarboe until in tbe final quarter where Cobnrn took him
to the front under mUd urging and he remained there to the end. Jessie Jarboe ran well for
seven fnr'cngs and then began to tire. Mac Gyle appeared to labor in the slow going and hardly
ran to bis bast form.

Seratched— (28754) Orontas, 107; (28789) W. J. Deboe, 103.

Jessie Jarboe, show, 1 to 2. Mac Gyle, show, out.

28826

FIFTH RACK — 1 1-16 Bliles. Purse $400. $75 to second ; $25 to third

3-year-olde. Belling.

A Wt St % % 91 StrFin Jockeys Qwnera O H

r 99 44 1* 1«> 1» 16 1* Beaton G W Cook 8-5 8-5

CHIEF 94 7 61 81 3i 24 2>< Hope J J Ogles 8 12

J Arthur
T J O’Heam
H Simons A Co

I nd Horses A Wt St % W » StrFin Jock

728786) BENCKART 99 44 1* 16 1» 1» 1* Beat«

28772*TAMMANY CHIEF 94 7 6i 8i 3l 24 2" Hop<

287913*VALDEZ 97 64 24 42 4 6 8i 86 Otis

28591 BASSELAS 102 84 4i 2i 2“ 4< 45 T Knight

28805*JANOWOOD 94 2*“ 51 56 56 5* 56 Bice

28212 EDITH Q. 99 1® 8a 7 6« 65 65 L Ja

28273 ELMER L. 102 5b 7 6i 7 7 7 J Mi

65 L Jackson W B Baker & Co 6

•Apprentice aUowance. Time, 18%, 26%, 58%, 1 :20%, 1 :47%, 1 :54%.
Winner— Br. g, by Galon d’Or— Marie Sbanklin.

E A ParneU

15 30 80 10

6 102 7b 93 71 86 6»b 4b Otis J Arthur 8 9 7 8

5 107 5bb 63 64 51 74 53 Robertsou J J Marklein & Co 15 25 15 6

5 107 12 51 41 3b 34 63 Dominick F Cook 8 10 44 11-5

4 107 44 14 1> 41 83 7b L Jackson Mrs C Vandnsen 8 15 10 4

3 99 3b< 84 91 9b 91 83 Helgeson J E Cushing 20 40 40 15

8 102 6 b S»< 54 103 103 94 Bice B Trotter & Go 10 20 20 8

4 104 103 2i 32 2 bb 44 105 Cobnrn G C Bennett & Go 3 6 6 2

Bolich <k Sweat 50 50 50 20

71 6b 32 11 1"

61 71 55 314 41 420 Smith

24 21 14 21 81 56 Carson

1* 13 21 66 65 61 Green

52 5 b 7 7 h 78 72 Monahan

6 148 6 41 44 64 8 8 8 Veitch

Time, 4K)4%.

Owners

L Waterbnry
M Jordan
W Daly
W C Hayes
W F Turpin
T Hitchcock Jr
J H McCormick
Mr Chamblett

O H C P
6 6 6 8-5

10 15 10 4
6-5 8 3 6-5

20 30 30 10
8 4 34 6-5

Winner— Br f, by Gallantry— Hemnant.

Went to post at 3:05 Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily; second the same.
Gallantry simply played with her field and the result was never in doubt. Stella Perkins was
easily tbe best of the others. Inspector Shea ran a good race' finishing strongly. It was simply
a three horse affair.

Scratched— 284963Bose Plume, 113; 28734 Aegin, 110; 2830S Hat Mitchell, 110; 28738 St. Hera,

110 .

Gallantrie. show, 1 to 4. Stella Perkins, show, 1 to 4. Inspector Shea, show, evens.

(A O 4D O Q FIRST RACE — About 9 Miles. $600 added. S-year-olds and npward.

^ O O ^ O Selling. Steeplechase.

In d Horses A Wt St 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P

283243 BaBY BILL 10 153 3 8 8 8 54 55 11 Owens L Waterbnry 6 6 6 8-5

28669 SALESMAN 6 148 2 7i 6 b 33 11 1 b 25 Brazil M Jordan 10 15 10 4

28669 DR. EICHB’EG5 l-'O 8 3i 8 b 4» 4b 25 S3 Barry W Daly 6-5 8 3 6-5

28324 SIFTER 6 143 1 61 7i 55 314 4i 420 Smith W C Hayes 20 30 30 10

•(7252) 8018TEB0DP8 159 4 24 2i 14 2i 8i 56 Carson W F Turpin 3 4 34 6-5

19108 LINSTOCK 6 148 7 16 13 2i 66 65 6‘ Green T Hitchcock Jr 20 20 15 5

28500 CHEESEM1TE5 158 5 53 5b 7 7« 78 73 Monahan J H McCormick 4 6 5 8-5

21397 OWASSA 6 148 6 4i 44 64 8 8 8 Veitch Mr Chamblett 10 20 15 5

•First series. Time, 4 K)4%.

Winner — Ch. g, by Great Tom— Castilla.

Went to poet at 2:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won ridden ont; second easily. Baby
Bill is again in good form. He trailed for the first mUe and then under a strong ride moved up
fast and finished strongly. Salesman ran in remarkably improved form and was probably beet,
bnt was used np in making the pace with Dr. Eichberg. The latter failed badly at the end.
Sifter ran a very fair race and should win before long. Boisterous and Linstock both showed
well for tbe first mile bnt were evidently short.

Scratched- 28324 Eophone, 142.

Baby Bill, show, evens. Salesman, show, 2 to I.' Dr. Eichberg, show, 3 to 5. Boisterous,
s how, 7 to 10.

O Q Q SECOND RACE— Last S-4 Withers Mile, m) added. All Ages.

.<aOO Highweight Handicap.

Ind Horses
(28616)3LIPTHR1FT

1-39-202-5 ont

287572GRAIL 2 117 4

287943SETAUKET 2 114 6

28774 CERVERA 3 130 1

28721 FRANCESCO 2 125 3

287213ANTE UP 3 110 5

28811 I8IA H 128 10

28776 07*18 2 120 7

27507 JUDGE WARD’LL6 111 8

28721 CONNIE 3 106 2

27895 ESSEN E 2 111 9

A Wt St % % M StrFin Jockey

2 114 11 4h 4b 21 114 Monnee

2 117 4 31 2h 34 2h MeCue

72 5«» 4 h 3 h Wonderly Setanket Stable

13 11 11 45 O’Connor G B Walters

614 7» 61 51 Cochran C F Dwyer

51 6“ 72 61 Shaw W M Scheftel

10 10 8 72 Olsen Sullivan A Harr

8 8 9 8» Bnllman B Schreiber

9 9 10 94 Slack J B Gibbs

2h 34 54 10 Creamer W C Daly

11 11 11 11 Shea TJ Healey

Owners O H C P

J E Madden 4 4 24 1

GonghacresStable5 7 6 2

Setanket Stable 5 7 6 24

G B Walters 3 5 44 8-5

C F Dwyer 7 10 10 4

W M Scheftel 6 7 6 2

Sullivan A Harrisl5 20 20 8
B Schreiber 8 10 8 8

J B Gibbs 50 100 60 20

W C Daly 40 60 40 15

T J Healey 40 100 60 20

Time, IS, 24%, 49, 1 K)l%, 1 :14%.

Winner— Br. c, by Spendthrift— Varina, by Pizarro.

Went to post at 2:35. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving. Slip-
thrift far outclassed the field on hie showing today. Nearly left and compelled to mu on the
outside of the entire field he finished like a stake colt. Grail ran a speedy and game race and
handled her weight well. Setanket finished with a rare burst of epe^. Cervera beat the gate
and had all tbe best of it bnt was caught and ontgamed by the two-year-olds in the last sixteenth.
The cnppT going probably may have tired him. The others were beaten off.

Scratched- (28778)Keynote, 115; 28795 Ringleader, 111.

Slipthrift, show, 1 to 2. Grail, show, evens. Setanket, show, 6 to 5.

O H C P
8-5 8-5 8-5 7-10
8 12 10 34

8-513-511-5 7-10
6 9 6 2

10 40 40 12

-_-|28830l!!1S

Ind Horses A

287962ANIMOSITY
28614 GLENNELLIE
287753TEMPLETON
287403PR’CESS PEPPER
26791 ASHES
287ft5 BEGGAR LADY
28353 MINTAGE

Winner— Ch. f, by Star

RACE— Last 7-8 Wither* Mile. 3-year-Olds. Fillies. Selling.

McGrathiana Stakes. $1,000 added.

Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C

ICO 2 5b 53 33 la 14 Clochran J A Bennett 4 4 3 i

102 1 114 12 12 26 210 Wonderly John Daly 8-5 84 3 1

102 6 3a 2a 2a 34 34 J Martin J E McDonald 3 3 9-5 '

102 6 3a 2a 2 b 36 36 J Martin
100 5 43 41 56 414 46 Redfern

106 3 214 31 4b 56 53 Shaw \

103 7 7 7 61 66 63 Hayden £

106 4 6b 66 7 7 7 O’Connor A

Time, 12%, 24%, 49%, 1 :16, 1 :28%.
Ruby— Harmony II.

(CONTINUED ON THIBD FAOB.)

Redfern Pepper Stable
Shaw W Sbowalter

Hayden R Woodward

O’Connor A Featheritona

O H C
4 4 3

8-5 34 3
3 3 9-1

15 50 30 8

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GOING TO CALIFORNIA.

WORTH BNTRIES.

New Yobk, October 16.— Jockej J. Woods, Probabilities: Weather cloady; track Rood.
DOW coDsidared one of the best jockeys in the First Race — 6-8 Mile,

conntry, leaves tomorrow for California, where to*

he will ride during the approaching meeting of i«u

the California Jockey Club. 28605SQneen W ! ! !', y.”. "" lOS

?6290 Star of Bethlehem ..

.... 6..

..102 ..

... 650

287872If Yon Dare

3..

.. 97 ..

... 700

286953Lady Idris

.... 3..

.. 97 ..

... 660

(28804)Alznra . . . . ..

3..

.. 97 ..

....720

Sixth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling
Ind, Horses, Age. Wt. Hi

fnr fnr defamation of character the 28773 Lingo 100 680 i 28319 Mnskalonge.

for damages for defamation oi cnaracter, ine Onward 100 695 1 28808 Frelinehnysen

suit growing ont of Karrick a criticism of his 28788 8t. Hera 97 695 1 28753 rhanncay Fisher

riding on Lady Badnor at the Brighton Beach 28694 Prowl 93 675 1 27619 Knightbanneret

meeting last snmmer.

meeting last s nmmer. 92

MORR IS PARK TORM. Ssj^nToakeV.’^^^^

New Yobk. N. Y.. October 16.~The foris of Yonng 90

Thnrsdsy’e Westchester fleWi U: 28734 Aegin 87

First Bace— Ben Maj Dhni, Cervera, Lady Second Raee— 1 1-4 Mlln

Cncas. S-year-olds and upward- Belli

Second Bace— Josepha, Cassville, Zirl. 28805 Tsabsy 6... 105

28736 Indian

Age.

Wt. '

Hdop,

. 4..

103

705

.. 5..

.163

700

.. 8..

.102

.. 4..

..102

,. 6..

.. 99

650

,. 4..

.. 97

.. 4..

.. 97

660

.. 5 .

.. 94

675

., 3 .

.. 93

.. 3 .

.. 91

660

.. 3 .

90

685

28734 Aegin 87

Second Race— 1 1-4 Mlirs
8-year-oids and upward- Belling.

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Second Bace— Josepha, CassviUe, Airl, 28805 Tsabey 6 .. 105

Third Bace— Decanter or Paul Clifford, Car- 287863E1 Caney 4... 105

.ancle. « .r. j 287332Sarilla 4.. ..101

Fourth Bace— Ten Candles, Chuctannnda, 28751 Yoloco 4.... 99

Musette. 288052Little Elkin 3 ... 94

Fifth Bace— Dolando, Althea, Ethics. 28695 Whisper Low 5.... 93

Sixth Bace— Potente, The Amazon, Prince 28628 Hanan 5 ... 91

Bichard. 28808 Uncle Tom 3.... 91

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. Third Race— 7-8 MUe.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track good. 287142 McChesuey US

First Race— Last 6 1-8 Furlongs. (28806) Aladdin 108

1 28806 1. SamelsoD 98

(Eclipse Course.) 28788 Bragg 98

All Ages. Handicap. 287882Pyrrho 98

ad. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdop. 288063Harry New 98

Probabilities: Weather clear; track good.
First Race— Last 6 1-8 Furlongs.
(Eclipse Course.)

Al l Ages. Handicap.

Ind, Horses. Age. Wt. Hde

,aa»Q 3 18S 740 26979 Lou Woods 98 625

lalered aeeording to Apt_of Congress, in Jihe 288» Cervwa..^-.. .^ S "’ 155 28806 Lncien Appleby 98 .660

year 1961. by Frank H. BruneU, in ^e office 28181 Ben Mac Dhui 5 " m ?30 28788 Miracle II 95 625

of the Ubrarian of Congress at Washing- M741 King Pep.>er

ton ID, C. U. B. A, 28829 Otis

IThs chart and "index numbers and track form 288102Tonr ... .

of Daily Baoimo Fobm must not be us^. 28721 Lady Uncas

TXBMB:

nSf^Year 28829 Ante Up 3....102 735 ( 28790')Haviland 4..” 98 ;;.^; 745

One Year.. I*-®® Second Race— Last 6 1-8 Furlongs. 287542Ch^arley Moore 4.... 95 730

The above rates are for single copies as sealed (Eclipse Course.) ■ *®' entry.

letUre— first-class mall. „ . Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile

Dally Racing Form Publishing Co. prefers to 2-year-oias. oeuing. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

send single conies as first-class mail in all 262073Evelyn Maud 114 700 (nd. Horses, color, sax* pedigree. Wt, Hdep.

dlstrict-w^ be declined at other than first- 24845 Bonus .... 110 685 ll^rTOTride ^*107

elass mail matter rates, 28673 Virginia Grace IM 695 28787 Joe Martin 4..., 105 690

im 706 27492 The Bush •. 4....105 700

ROLLI NG BOEK AOAIW. 28673 0\HigJn.V..'"..\'.‘‘.;:.‘'..‘"."'.’'..''.; 99 ;::.'::710

The track at Worth yesterday had not dried S Tenag®!*!.'!.''.."!.*'.."!!'..""..'!.'’..'!.'! OT iiilii’oo in*

out as much as was expected and the going was 28759 xhoth 97 710 “ 5 ".S;

28795 Brandy Smash .
28668 Man o’ War. . .

Age.

Wt.

Hdop.

.. 8..

..125

740

,. 8 ,

..124

750

.. 3..

..122

.. 2..

,115

705

.. 8„

..114

725

4 ..

..112

.. 2..

..110

780

2..

..no

.. 2 ,

.110

725

.. 3 .

,.107

720

5

..106

. . 2

..104

715

.. 3..

..102

785

8)Lacrimaa 95 .....

Fourth Race— 7 1-8 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward.

The Oaklawn Handicap. $800 added.

4... .108

4.... 105

Fifth Race— 6-8 Mile
S-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Horses, color, sex * pedigree. Wt, Hdep.

90 675 280593 Joe OoUitis 3 . 90 685

87 685 \

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®| $3.00 Weekly. Wired at 10 a.m.

Reynolds St Co.,

J.****. 73, 119 Dearborn Street.

Furlonge.

"»53.dd.d. RESPONSIBLE BEHORS!

?*a ^ obtain two to fonr GOOD ONEdeach weak,

1 "" 7«n between Chicago and St. Louis for remainder

7.W of season— thereafter at California. Thisinfor-

. “.Si mation from the BIGHT people on certain

J — *®® ’30 Btables ONLY, at the RIGHT TIME. No money

90 •••••.745 in aHvani«a Knfc nAFnMntflfFM rtf riAt waaItI ./ nmflf.a.

of in advance but paresntage of net weekL profits.

287542Chariey Mwre 4.... 95 730 gomething legitimate and direct from tha inside

o, L. Hildreth entry. ts respiinsible narties. For fnUi»articulare ad-

Fifth Race— 6-8 Mile dress P. O. BOX 914, MILWAUKEE, WI.S.

district— will be declined at other th
elass mall matter rates.

ROLLING BOER AGAIN.

28571 The Pride

Oor New System

of tnrf specu-
lation is safer
and more prof-
itable than op-

28787 Joe Martin!".." 4!!!!l05 ."!!.‘!!690 •ratioK on the Board of Trade or «tockKx-
27492 The Bnsh ‘.4 105 700 change. We paid investors 66!4 Per Cent Net

Explanation free to

out as much as was expected and the going was 28759 Thoth 97 710

decidedly slow. It will take several days of fair 27197 Lemoyne 97 gg5 l-8760)Sevoy

weather to bring it into good shape. In nearly 28778 Goldaga 96 700

all cases yesterday the horses that scored in the 28722 Cassville 95 720

various races were those that run best ‘he 28831 Last Knight 95 .690

Bea Qneen, ch. m, by
King Paastns-Dangb-

ter McGinnis 5 ...102

ilSevoy 6 .. 102

The card was a featureless one and the 28721 Zirl 92

sport somewhat tame. The usual large attend- 28476 Frivo
ance was on hand. The most pretentious affair 28793 Bij on
of the day was the fourth, a dash of one mile 28678 Oclav
for three-year-olds and upward. Of the six
scheduled to start W. J. Deboe and
Orontas were absentees. This left the 3-ye

race a soft thing for Bolling Boer

28476 Frivol 92

28793 Bijon 92

28678 Oclawaha 89

Third Race— Withers MUe.
3-year-olds and upward. Balling.

The Naw Rochelle Btakes. $1,500 added.

He was held at 9 to 20 in the betting. Jessie '4 1*4 ivi

HnlW 28741 Louisville 4 . ...Ill 780

margin up to the turn for home, where Bolling ^ V” im

Boer, which had always laid witLin call, moved (28792) Paul Clifford 3.... 105

up fast and challenged her. Under slight nrg- Fourth Race— Last 6 1-8 Fnrlongt.
ing the former gradually drew away from her (Withers Mile.)

up fast and challenged her. Under slight urg-
ing the former gradually drew away from her
in the last eighth, winning handily by a length,
whilt Jessie Jarboe beat Mae Gjle two and a
half for second place. The last-named ap-
peared to labor in the going and ran below ex-

All ages.

The Westchester Highweight Handicap.
$1,400 added.

(g7|j)T.-C„dl..:

Th.Wtoi^.kriV'S.r'Kack.....^ SfllSlioiT™,- 5-m

ner of the fifth race, a dash of one and one-six- -3’’* of Troy 5....1» 780

teenth miles, and he rewarded the confidence v”' iik

pUced in him by taking the lead from the start S

and simply epreadeagling his field. He won as - v^

his rider pleased by fonr lengths from Tam- SP^^Tlifford ^" ^08 715

manyChisf.he beating Valdez in a ^ot tilt by ii8792)*Paom^^^^ 3.... 108 7K

a head on the post for second place. Tammany | ...ITO 7^

Chief as nsnal was the victim of a bad ride, 28776 Bmar^ | —

tting second place on his courage only. Val- x|’37tHighlande I"" ^

nif ®RisReUB“fen“fwav^f*^^^^ 28795tLady of the Vailey'.."!!". s!!!! 87 !!!!r.730

s i- is is

the best in the day’s opener, a one and one
eighth miles dash. Strangest was made an 8 .

to 5 favorite but the best he could do was to '

run third. Linden Ella remained in front for
the entire jonrney, winning by a nose in a des-
perate drive from W. B. Gates. The latter as
nsnal swerved badly along about the last eighth
post, knocking Mies Liza off her stride. The
fatter wonld have been mneb closer up bnt for
the bnmping. Strangest was ridden all over
the track in the last quarter and had a difficnlt
time of it in beating Ben Chance a head on the ;®"^
post for third place.

C. B. Campbell proved to be much the best in
the second race, a seven fnrlong dash. He ran
Merriment, the 7 to 10 favorite, into an early
enbmission and iben cantered home the easiest

and Lennep ran indifferently.

Gallantrie played with her field in the third
race, a scramble of five furlongs for two-year-
olds, She led from start to finish, winning

28776 City Bank 2.... 86

2^1 Baronche 2.... 86

•W. C. Whitney entry.
fB. T, Wilson, Jr„ entry.

Fifth Race— W1 there MUe.

S-year-olds and upward,

SeUlng.

28795 Lon Bey

. 5..

-.110 ....

..700

28503 Hnitzilopochtli

28796 Knight of the Garter. .

. 5..
7..

..109 ....
..106 ....

..710

..715

28795 Althea

5,.

..103 ....

..720

(28615) Dolando

. 8..

..108 ....

,.725

2853123t. David

. S..

.. 98 ....

..705

287793Ethics

. 8..

98 ....

..715

Sixth Race — 1 l-

8 MUes.

(Withers Course.)

S-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

28815 Herbert

4..

..124 ....

.730

287742 Belle of Troy

. 5..

..116 ....

..735

(28832) Dublin

. 3..

..112 ....

..725

287613Decen(er

. 6..

..107 ....

..730

. 6..

.. 99 ....

288ll2Tbe Amazon

4..

.. 92 ....

..740

287432 Prince Richard

4.,

.. 89 ....

..735

287792St. Finnan

. 4..

.. 89 ....

..780

287953-iadie B

. 3..

.. 87 ....

..715

2881133ammock

. 4..

.. 85 ....

..720

WORTH FORM

28625 Master Mariner " 6!!!!l02 700 Profit for aeptember. Explauation free to

S Sea Qneen, ch. m, by readers of Daily Racing Form.

24 -iim King Fanstns-Dangh- »i n 0- Expert llandlcappem,

OT 410 ter McGinnis 5 ...102 N \ HRlinAflbn Rooms 804, S0.5, 808

S (28750)Sevoy 6 .. 102 . 715 ) Park Bow Bldg., N. Y.

8-1 Linden Ellla 8-1

Was onr advertised long shot. We said all yon bad to do was to play this good thing
and cash your tickets. Onr other good things were

•n 'lHu®- Gallantrie, M; Benckart, 9-5; Rolling Boer. Our Morris Park special was Joy Maker, 7-1.

L. Belling, Is it any wonder onr snbscribers are rejoicing over th* wondsrfnl and consistent winning infor-

$1,500 added. mation they daily receive from nsT Today at Worth onr

6::::ii6 ::::: 7” Grand Extra Special lO to I Shot

4 ....111 730 starts and we advise yon to call or send for this as it will win as easily as Linden Ella. We also

3.. .. 105 740 have two others that will gallop home. We are in grand winning form. Try ns once and yon

-8 Fnrlongt. will always continue as one of our enhscribers.

•) Friday 15 to I or Better. Saturday Grand Extra 30 to I Shot. This is Extraordinary.

Ready or Wired 9 a.m. Send in your mail orders.

Cht Handicap. Terms; $1.00 Dally; $3,00 Three Days; $4.00 Weekly.

1 m CHICAGO - INFORMATION - CO. TEI??1^? BUmB* SOT^**^*HTinA

6. . ..125 735

s!!!!ii6 !!I".725 I Race Track Information Bureau,

? 3J9 TURF CORRESPONDENTS.

; 4*n PUBLISHERS OP FORM LETTER HANDICAP.

4« SUITE 500, 363-369 DEARBORN ST. TELEPHONE HARRISON 1580.

® — MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Gallantrie, Benckart, Rolling Boer,

8 — ^ 715 Were onr winners Wednesday. Linden Ella and Evelyn Byrd tor place. We do not consider this

3-*®* |7 7^ very good. We are quite sare that onr special information for Thursday will break all records.

2 15 to 4^0 to I Shot Thursday 6th Race

Here is one that is in splendid form. According to the work of this good thing Wednesday
rs MUe race is as good as over. We will not go into details abont this special.

’ In the first race we also have direct inside information on one that will b« as good as 4 to 1.

I, Selling. In the second race we hava one that will be at least 3 to 1. The only way for this oae to lose ia

TERMS: $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. READY AT 9 A. M.

Race Track Information Bureau, 263-269 Dearborn St.

Also sold at Kolman’s cigar stores, 267 and 355 Dearborn St., and at cigar stand. Rotunda,
Adams Express Building. 185 Dearborn 8t.

Bnoco-Broncho Information Go.

Linden Ella, 8-i, Special.

It was strictly a three-horse affair, the others

never being serious contenders at any part of WORTH FORM.

the contest,

“Bishop” Poole finally turned a trick, win- The form of Thnrsday’s Worth fieldi is :
niog the last race with bis colt Lord Roberts. First Bace— Mahal Winn, Step Onward, Bt
which worked bis way from seventh position Hera.

when turning into the stretch and than finish- Hecond Bace -Barilla, Little Elkin, Isabey.

ing stoutly won gradually going away by a half
length while Evelyn Byrd beat Cathedral a half

length for second place. The last named was I Moore.

wr»K>rii vrtRM Hope gives him. One scratch; race dead.

rnnAY /^TUlIRCnAY I you that miss me will surely re<;retit.

The form of Thnrsday’s Worth field* is: lUUAI V I nUnOUAI >> THE OAKLAWN HANDICAP, $i.OOO TO AVINJJEK.

First Race— Mabel Winn, Step Onward, Bt. SPECIAL DAILY CITY SHEETS WITH ALL RACES $1.00.

Second Bace -BariUa. Little Elkin, isabey. SIX SPECIALS FOR $10 OR $2 FOR ONE.

Third Race— Lacrimae, Harry New, Aladdin. Wired to any part of the world. May require two weeks to deli?er, as only wire
Fourth Bace-Federal, Haviland, Charley horses of odds— not hot favorites.

F?fth Bace— Burnie Bnnton. The Pride. Al- °??,® *9 ^ ®»®^y morning as yon

la^at the first quarter bnt moved up fast Fifth Bace-Burnie Bnnton, The Pride, Al- w pf-TsVin t.vl.V

iul-...#*-, flniahaH atnntlv Bt Wood utira xnow. Jlbce 176 ». Clark 8t. in ticket Office. Telephone 2149 Central. On sale at 11:30 a.m. at

swnnl wide when for home l<SffigYom. Sixth Bace-Knlghtbanneret, Baird. Chorus MadUon Sts. Also on sals at Bed Hot Stand at track.

lengths. ' Boy. COL. J. C. WOOTERS, MGR., 94 Lincoln Ave. - - TeL North 1007.

MORRIS PARK FORM CHART-CONTINUED

Went to poet at S :05. At poet 6 mmntee. Start bad. Woa driving; eecond eaeily. AnimoBity
finished with a tremendone rnah and is in rare form. Qlennellie beat the gate and displayed
brilliant speed and hnng'on nnnsnally well at the end. Templeton broke flatfooted and failed to
stay in the last qnarter. ishes was probably short bnt had worked well. Beggar Lady, nearly
left, made np a lot of gronnd.

Animosity, show, 1 to 2. Qlennellie, show, 3 to 5. Templeton, show, 1 to 3.

0 FODBTH BACB— Last 7-8 Withers Mile. $600 added, 2-year-olds.

^ O O O X Selling.

Ind Horses A Wt St 14 H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P

288023BBULABE 6 105 4 5is 3i 3« 36 Troxler A Johnson & Go 1 11-104^2-5

28802 TOM COLLINS 6 105 3 23 530 410 420 T O’Brien Fizer A Go • • • «

28799 BIBDIE STONE 3 85 6 6 6 6 5G Bonner Martin & Patton 50 60 60 20

28709 VEBIFY 6 lOO 5 4»i 41 5 6 Bell J S Bratton 4 5i 54 8-5

*Barred in betting. Tima, 13, 25i, 514, 1 :18.

Winner— Br, g. by Prince Jamas— Mednsa, by ^nsation.

Went to post at 3:30. At post 1 minnte. Start good. Won handily; second driving. Fann-
tleroy rode a good race on Ciales, picked the good going and clearly outgeneraled both Daly and
Troxler. _ He got to the bast path in the stretch flrst, then bora the other two into the soft going
on the inside. Tremar was much used in pacemaking and was taken in the bad going all the
way. Troxler took Brnlare too close to the rail where the mnd was deep and was beaten to the

f ood going in the stretch. Tom Collins ran a bad race and showed bnt little of his nsnal spe^.
'he same applies to Verify, though the track favored both.

Scratched- 28730 Miss Mae Day, 100.

Overweights- Tom Collins, 2 pounds. .

No show batting on first three.

6 105 4
6 105 3
3 85 6
6 100 5

11-104^ 2-5

28759 JOY MAKEB 92

28722 TRUMP 95

28723 BESSIE M'CABTHY 102

28794 LOCKET 95

28778 ABBaH GOWAN 88

;B 92 6 34 34 2h 1h Ik Cochran

95 1 114 13 11 23 21 J Martin

$600 added. 2-year-oids.

Owners

Pepper Stable
T Hitchcock Jr

9 9 714 71 33 Wonderly J H Carr

54 44 41 4» 44 Creamer W C Daly

8 8 8 8 5» Byer PSP Bam

28757 ANDY WILLIAMS 108 3 4» 5b 64 64 6» J Woods

287783G1BSON LIGHT
(28778)KEYNOTE
28778 FBIED KBUPP

28778 LAST KNIGHT 90 13 12 11 11 11 10 Henderson L Thompson 20 100 60 20

287783TACT 87 9 7i 7i 9 10 11 Shea G F Johnson 12 20 15 6

28757 BEN HOWABD 110 10 11 12 12 12 12 Pickering F Midgley 15 60 50 15

28427 JUSTICE 107 12 13 13 13 13 IS Slack M Shea 100 300 200 60

27897 ATHEOLA 92 Left at the post. Thompson W F Preegrave 40 100 100 40

28742 BABOUCHE 92 Left at the post. Bedfern W H McCorkle 6 8 7 2

Time. li%, 36%, 49^, 1 :17, 1 :29^.

Winner— Ch. g, by Kantaka— La Joya.

Went to post at 3:35. At post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second the same. Joy
Maker, Incky and cleverly bandied, finished well. Trnmp was favored by tbe slow going and
beat the gate, but snSered from bumping at the end. Bessie McCartl^ closed a big gap and fin-
ished with a rush. Locket showed speed, bnt cannot stay. Arrah Gowan, Andy Williams and
Gibson Light made np a lot of gronnd and were running strongly at the finish. Fried Kmpp
went well. Tact bad no chance with the jockey np. Keynote quit in the stretch.

Scratched- Hayward Hnnter, 92.

Overweights— Arrah Gowan, 1 ponnd; Justice, 2.

Joy Maker, show, 6 to 5. Trnmp, show, 3 to 1. Bessie McCarthy, show, 8 to 5. Keynote,
show, ont.

100 11 10 10 10

PSP Bandolph
E Brown & Co
J C Wallace

2b 24 34 314 83 O’Connor J Q FoUansbse
614 614 514 5» 94 Bice L Elmore

12 11 11 11 10 Henderson L Thompson

Shea G F Johnson
Pickering F Midgley
Slack M Shea
Thompson W F Preegrave
Bedfern W H McCorkle

10 15 12 5

6 10 10 3
30 100 60 20
60 100 100 40

7 12 12 4

10 15 15 4
4-5 1 7-101-4

30 60 60 20
20 100 60 20
12 20 15 6
15 60 50 15
100 300 200 60
40 100 100 40
6 8 7 2

28837

[nd Horses

FOUBTH BACK— « 1-2 Furlongs. Parse $500. 2 year-olds. Allowances.

A Wt St >4 M M StrFin Jockeys

28802 ETHYLENE 102 1 1« 15 13 Ibk Kuhn

2878S3JOBDAN 100 7 4« 48 32 21 O’Neil t P Hayes ' 2 18-5 34 ^5

28729 COLONIAL GIBL 102 2 214 32 24 33 Fanntleroy W M Bogers 8 12 12 5

287832BAMBO 108 4 7 53 53 414 Troxler S W Streett 8-5 9-5 8-5 7-10

28763 MARQUE 102 6 6kk 6« 610 51 Enos T H Stevens 7 10 10 4

288022 MEDITATION 109 5 3. 2** 43 620 J Daly JELane&Co 3 3 12-5 4-5

28798 BEN HEMPSTEAD 105 3 5** 7 7 7 T O’Brien Fizer A Co 20 100 100 SO

Time, 124, 254, 51, 1:174, 1 :244.

Winner- B. f, by Freeman— Ethel Gray.

Went to poet at 4 KM. At post 8 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second handily. Ethy-
lene’s race was a decided form reversal. She was favored by the start here bnt Colonial Girl and
Meditation were right with her and on recent past races should have beaten her easily. Jordan
got tbs worst of the start and ran a good race nnder light weight which he favors. Sambo bad
no chance after the flag fell. He seemed stiff and sore and did not mn his race. Meditation
was badly ridden in the softest going and had her heart broken in chasing Ethyiene. Ben Hemp-
stead was outclassed.

Overweights — ^n Hempstead, 5 ponnds.

Ethylene, show, 34 to 1. Jordan, show, 1 to 2. Colonial Girl, show, 2 to 1. Meditation, show,
1 to 3. Sambo, show, ont.

MartinfA Patton 15 30 30 10

T P Hayes

2 18-5 34 6-5

8 12 12 5

8-5 9-5 8-5 7-10
7 10 10 4

3 3 12-5 4-5

20 100 100 SO

28832

FIFTH RACE — Withers Mile. $700 added. 3-ycar-olds. Handicap.

^0000

Handicap.

lud Horses

A Wt St )4 % M StrFin Jockeys Owners 1

287612DUBL1N 126 1 14 *2 12 14 MeCne GoaghacresStable3-5 1 9-lOont

<28796)CBITEBION 105 2 2 2 2 2 2 O’Connor W B1 Barrick 6-5 7-5 9-10 out

Time, 24^, 49^, 1 :15, 1 :il%.

Winner— Br. c, by Atheling— Wild Honey.

Went to post at 4 d)5. At post 1 minnte. Start good. Won eaeily; second driving. Dnblin
is in his best form, simply outclassed Criterion and was not extended. Criterion, however, pat
op a fine race and is a high class selling plater.

Scratched— 287952 Lord Pepper, 108; 24020 Sentry, 100.

Ind Horses A Wt St 14 M M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P

(28801) PETIT MAITBE 4 95
288033SOUTH BBEEZB 3 93
287663 PIOADOB S 96

28803 MAUD WALLAGE4 87

28801 FOUND 6 99

288012 WAX taper 4 107

42 IB iB 11 li Troxler
51 2«k 24 22 214 J Daly

S J Charles

J G Gahn

96 3 6 5b 53 55 310 Faaatlero|fT H Stevens

114 sa 44 41 415 G Bonner Martin A Patton 60 100 100 30

28801 FOUND 6 99 4 Si4 6 6 6 5 O’Neil J Hoffman 10 12 12 34

288012 WAX TAPER 4 107 1 2 »* 4b 34 3< FeU.T O’Brien B B Bice 8 5 2 1 1-2

Time. 74, 13, 254, 514, 1 :19, 1 :454, 1 :53.

Winner— Ch. g. by Cayuga— Prudery.

Went to post at 4:30. At post 3 minntes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Petit
Maitre was best at the weights, was vigorously ridden, liked the soft track and ran a go<^ race.
South Breeze ran an extra good race and might have won with a good finisher on her. Picador
closed up stontly in the stretch mn. Found ran a bad race. Wax Taper was closing up under a
hard drive when he overstrode himself, caught bis off fore plate with his hind foot and threw
himself. He was severely wrenched but not otherwise hurt. Though going well at the time ha
could scarcely have won.

Scratched- 28^ Jake Weber, 100.

Petit Maitre, show, 1 to 3, South Breeze, show, 3 to 5. Picador, show, evens. Wax Taper,
show, ont.

28833

Ind Horses
^7963A8TOB
28758 IN SHOT
24020 SENTRY
28725 ELOIM
28743 LEE KING
28796 ALPEN
28795 FONSOLEE

SIXTH BACB-1 1-16 Miles. (Over the Hill.) $600 added,
upward. Selling.

A Wt St )4 44 M StrFin Jockeys Owners

6 108 4 Sb 4* 31 24 1* Bnllman J Tabor

3-year-olds and

14 11 12 11 21 Wonderly G A Muller A Go 8

3 96 2 44 3h 44 34 43 Cochran

4 104 6 62 62 62 54 4b Bedfern

4 106 7 7 7 7 64 53 J Woods

5 108 3 21 21 24 42 6i Shaw

Wsiller A Hogan 4
Murray Hill Stbl 4
J S O’Brien li

J J McCafferty 2

10 12 8
2 3 3

28795 FONSOLEE 6 104 1 5i 52 Si 7 7 Booker Westown Stable 30 50 50 12

Time, 24^. 49^. 1 :16, 1 :41^, 1

Winner— B. g, by Aintree— Stephanie.

Went to poet at 4:30. At post 4 minutes.flStart good. Won driving; second bandly. Astor,
lucky and cleverly handled, won out by a vigorous finish at the end. In Shot ran unexpectedly
well and showed a high order of speed and ability to stay. Sentry was going fast at tbe end and
will win soon. Eloim was sore. Lee King could not stand the down hill run. Alpen quit in the
last quarter.

Overweights— Astor, 1 pound ; Lee King, 1 ; Alpen, 2.

Astor, show, 1 to 2. In Shot, show, 7 to 5. Sentry, show, 1 to 2, Eloim, show, 7 to 10. Alpen,
show, 1 to 2.

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

HT. LOUIS, MO., October. 16.— Fifteenth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Fall Meeting.

Weather clear: track slow and lumpy.

Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter. A. B. Dade.

Racing starts at 2KK) n. m.

FIRST BACIE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $SU0. 2-year-olds. Selling.

l ad Horses A Wt St H M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P _

28655 CALLED BACK 100 7 62 2** 33 1>* WaUace T P Hayes 20 30 30 10

286123LEENJA 106 2 34 5b 414 2i Watson H M Ziegler 3 16-53 3-2

28744 RUBY BAY 103 3 22 31 6i 32 J Daly S P Harlan 12 12 12 5

28655 MAZZABA 100 6 8 9i 54 4** M Lows O W Boardman 15 20 20 8

259013PBEC1SELY 103 12 12 143 gt ga Troxler Adams A Co 6 6 6 2

28781 FLORBIB S. 100 9 7i 64 ?i 6 b Bell C P Kennedy 12 SO 30 10

287072MAX1LLE 103 13 10 101 91 7< Kuhn H P Headley 6 6 6 24

26444 CARAT 103 5 4i 44 24 83 BeanchampMartin A Patton 84 34 2 1-2

28763 NATALIE H. 100 4 14 12 1* 92 L Daly W Forman 12 15 15 6

28580 TENNIE F. 105 10 11 II2 112 iQi T U’Brien Fizer A Co 4 6 6 24

27950 LADY CLABIK 100 14 14 12i 12 lU JHothers’llA Greenleve 15 30 30 12

26262 QUAKER • 103 1 52 71 lOi 122 Fanntleroy E J Arnold A Co 7 7 4 2

28707 BA ALE 100 8 13 18 13 13!^ Irvin T Shelley 25 50 50 15

28534 NOR MAZ 100 11 9 8« 14 1430 Q Taylor M S Hughes 30 40 40 15

26475 SEU BETTE 107 15 15 15 15 15 McQuade J E Basqnil 20 50 50 20

Time, 12, 254, 524, 1 K)5i.

Winner— Ch. f, by Chorister— Stephanotte.

Went to post at 2:12. At post 19 minutes. Start good. Woa driving ;'8econd the same.
Called Back was Incky, bnt ran a good race and finished stoutly. Leenja also ran a good race
and might have won with a stronger finisher up. Baby Bay and Mazzara did their best. Carat
liked the going and showed speed, bnt was short. Natalie fl. ran well to the stretch. Precisely,
Maxille, Lady Clarik and Tennie F. had no chance from where they got off.

Overweights- Tennie F., 5 pounds; Seurette, 4.

Called Back, show, 4 to 1. Leenja, show, 7 to 10. Ruby Bay, show, 24 to 1. Carat, show, out.
Quaker, show, evens.

(1 Q Q Q rr SECOND BACE-6 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 8-yaar-olds and upward.
^ O O O Allowances.

28839

SIXTH BACJE— 1 Mile. Purse $800. 3-year-olds and upward.

A Wt St H M StrFin Jockeys

287823NANN1E NOLAN 3 96 12 1250i250Hi 51 m 4 Daly
288003IBV1NQ MAYOR 3 96 8 3i4 33 5i 3 b 2i L Daly

28599 MB. BB’OKWOOD5 105 4 43 41 32 12 34 Troxler

28712 BELLE SIMPSON 4 105 7 II2 104 122 4 m 420 Watson

28659 SIB ROLLA 6 108 11 101 113 g2 62 5& T O’ Brie

28711 OMELIA 6 107 2 2> 14 1» 24 6s McQnad

288162WABAN 6 108 1 52 52 42 93 710 JHother

T P Hayes
F Sharp

Br’wningA Walk’r 12 .

4 105 7 112 104 122 4 m 420 Watson J Keefe A Go 12 16 16 6

6 108 11 101 113 82 62 53 T O’Brien Hughes A Elliott 8 5 5 2

6 107 2 21 14 !■* 24 65 McQnade M Rice 30 50 50 20

6 108 1 52 52 42 93 710 JHothers’UW H Leonard 10 16 16 7

4 44 24

10 12 11

12 16 16 6
8 5 5 2

28767 DOUSTERSWIV’L6 108 10 8i 82 1(^ lU 82 BeanchampF Sloan 20 80 30 12

288163COLONEL GAY 7 108 9 92 91 74 lOi 94 Kuhn T A Gay 8 10 10 44

28745 HAR. PULLIAM 8 101 8 11 23 23 84 102 Qjinn J P Hirth 20 30 80 12

20 30 80 12

288002 BEAN 3 96 5 72 7b 91 7b 115 Fanntleroy W S Laird 5 6 6 24

28748 DON LUIS 6 107 13 13 13 13 13 1230 Bloss W W Benson 25 25 20 12

(28746)THE ELBA 8 96 6 62 6b 64 122013 O’NeU C E Patterson 8 7 7 24

28767 MARPLOT 6 108 Left at the post. Patton F W Holtgrewe 20 50 50 20

Time, 134, 26, 5U, 1 :20, 1 :47.

Winner— B. f, by Kismet— Yon C.

Went to post at 5 K)7. At post 6 minutes. Start poor. Won easily ; second handily. Nannie
Nolan, all but left, took her time in tbe good going and was well oared for while the others were
fighting in front for the good track. She came with a terrific bnrst of speed when the field
spread in the stretch. It was a great race for her. Irving Mayor ran his best race and had no
mishaps. Mr. Brookwood ran an extra good race for him. Bella Simnson made up much gronnd
and finished strongly. Sir Bolla ran a good race from where he got off.

Overweights- Omelia, 2 pounds; Harry Pulliam, 2; Don Luis, 2.

Nannie Nolan, show, 1 to 2. Irving Mayor, show, 2 to 1. Mr, Brookwood, show, 5 to 1.

25 25 20 12
8 7 7 24

20 50 50 20

Ind Horses A Wt St 14 14

28746 ASSESSMENT 3 103 4 '
28780 CERTAIN 4 102 3

28674 ALINE S. 3 97 9

28487 MANDAMUS 4 102 1
28799 LADONIS 8 97 5

28782 EMILY OLIVER 3 97 2
28487 FOBD 3 103 7

28080 ONE MORE 3 100 8
28290 ALALIA 3 100 10

26677 TOP BOOTS 4 102 11
28674 KINK 3 100 6

26263 GRACE CUP ‘ 3 97 12
28799 BAQNABOK II. 3 97 13
27836 B SOUTHWELL 7 107 14
LOLA HOME 3 106 L

StrFin Jockeys

2b 13 Enos

1» 14 11 24 J Daly
2»* 2a 31 3* Boll

Owners

T H Stevens
B Haase
J A Abernathy
J B Horstman

31 34 4h 45 Kuhn J B Horstman 11

63 63 71 53 Fauntleroy Erlich A Mangan 8

71 71 53 6** Waeh’gt'On R H Clark 11

,2h 121 81 73 Troxler Doolan A Bray 4i

12h 121 81 73 Troxler
94 94 63 83 Watson J H Larue

8S 83 9 93 L Daly Martin A Patton

11* 111 10 104 Higgins T A Gay A Co

5 mm 54 11 112 Irvin H McCarren Jr
101 101 123 123 M Lowe Q W Scott

131 13 13 1830 Lampard M A Stevenson

O H C P

4 7 6 24

6 64 6 3

10 12 12 5
12 12 8 4

8 13 12 5

15 16 16 7
44 7 7 24

5 7 7 3

8 10 10 4

20 40 40 15
8 20 20 8
25 30 30 12
12 12 10 4

7 30 80 12

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis, Mo., October 16.— The form of
Thursday’s Fair Grounds fields is ;

First Race— Antolee, Loone, Napoleon Bona-
parte.

Second Race -Judge Pettus, W. J. Baker,
Ed L.

Third Race— Byrne of Boscrea, Dean Swift,
Ogle;

Fourth Race- Survive, The Bronze Demon,
Fitzkanet,

Fifth Race— Nettie Regent, Miss Thresa,
Euterpe.

Sixth Race- George Lee, Swordsman, Marcy.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear ; track slow.

First Race— 1 MUe.

3-ysar-olds and upward. Allowances.

28819 Man 2.... 91 696

28798 Clarena 2.... 91 690

287443 Fugurtha 2.... 91 705

Third Race— 8-4 Mile.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

2876S3Terra Firma 108 710

(28763)Lonis Wagner 108 715

(28166) Dean Swift 108 720

28729 Ogle 108 715

27984 Byrne of Boscrea 108 725

287813 Concertina 105 705

28817 Bendora 103 700

28729 Hunter Bains 103 710

28580 Old Huss 103 695

27836 B SOUTHWELL 7 107 14 14 14 14 14 Bloss W G Fox 7 30 80 12

LOLA HOME 3 106 Left at tbe post. BeauebampM E Grassmuck 84 18-534 2
Time, 12i, 25i, 514, 1 :18i,.l :26i.

Winner— Ch. c, by Wadsworth— Mischief.

Went to post at 2:57. At poet 7 miontes. Start good for all but Lola Home. Won easily;
second driving. Assessment was much the best and bad a clear track and ran a good race. Cer-
tain showed the most early speed and was well ridden, but tired near the end. Aline S. did her
beet. It was a field of slow ones. t

Overweights— Ford, 3 pounds; Sadie Southwell, 5.

Assessment, show, 6 to 5. Certain, show, 3 to 2. Aline S., show, 24 to 1. Lola Home, show,
evens.

lad. Horses.

Age.

Wt.

Hdep,

28490 Napoleon Bonaparte.

.. 6..

..108

715

287673 Boot

.. 6..

..107

(28818)8ne Johnson

.. 4..

..107

28816 Early Bird

.. 6..

..105

23677 Lady Callahan

,. 7..

..105

28767 Hardly

.. 6..

..105

28679 Tidal Wave

.. 4..

..105

700

28787 Nekarnis

.. 6..

..105

705

(28712) Syncopated Sandy ..

.. 3..

..104

^728 Antolee

3..

..102

725

288 18 3 Bengal

.. 3..

.. 96

287483Loone

.. 3 .

.. 96

720

28836

Ind Horses

28765 CIALES
(28509)TREMAB

THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

A Wt St 14 V4 M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P

4 98 1 31 214 2>m 114 Fauntleroy L V BeUow 84 54 5 6-5

3 99 2 11 13 1*M 2mm j Daly H L Johnson 24 34 3 1

Second Race — 6 1-8 Furlongs.

All Ages. Belling.

28746 Wiggins 6.. ..114 715

28638 Judge Pettus 6 ...114 725

23999 Juanett 3 114 700

287463W. J. Baker 7.. ..114 720

28677 Ed L 7.... 114 715

288213 Militant 3.... 109 705

286773Fickle Saint 8.... 109 710

28799 Peaches 3.... 109 690

288193MiBsP''lightly 8... .109 705

28819 Tenn^ .ieue 3.... 109 700

28817 HasQift 2.... 96 700

287813Sting 2.... 96 710

287983 Chandoo ..103 700

28798 Pull Dinner Pail 100 685

28707 Fantina 100 690

Fourth Race— 7-8 Mile.

3-yaar-olds. Allowances,

2872730udenardc 104 700

(28638) Survive 99 725

(28730) Fitzkanet 99 715

28800 Donna Seay 96 705

(28821)Onr Lady 96 715

Submarine 96

28802 Miss Aubrey 96 710

(28780)The Bronze Demon ^96 720

Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.

S-ycar-olds and upward. Allowances.

287843 Joe Doughty 5.... 109 700

288033 Rochester 4.... 107 715

(2880O)Euterpe 5., ..103 ...I..715

28748 Charles D 5.. ..101 705

28820 Lee Bruno 5.. ..101 710

(28764)Nettie Regent 4.... 101 725

288013MisB Thresa 3 92 720

Sixth Race— l~l-4 Miles,
3-year-olds and upward. Belling.

28818 Tom Gilmore 4. ...108 685

(28820) Swordsman 7.... 108 720

28839 Sir Bolla 6.... 108 705

(28084)Hazel Hnghlett 7 105 690

288203Gsorge Lee 6 105 725

18889 Tnlane 5..,. 105 685

(28262)Pan Charm 6 105 700

28784 Orlandinc 4.... 105 710

28800 Amelia Strathmore.... 4.... 105 715

28712 Orris 4.... 105 710

288183Marcy 3.... 96 715

28748 Tea (iown 8.... 96 705

28711 John Bull 3.... 96 695

W^'

FALL MEETING OF THE

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19.

THE BLUE ISLAND HANDICAP.
$1,000 ADDED. I 1-4 MILES.

15-DAYS RACING-15

October lO to October 26 Inclusive

SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M.

$42,000 or More Distributed in Special Eventsand Purses

MUSIC BY BANKS CKEGIEK’S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION $1.00.

WABASH R. R. Special Trains leave Dearborn Station (Polk Street) as follows

7:65 A. M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts.
12:20 P.M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts.
12:40 P.M. Stops at 22nd, 4tst and 63rd Sts.

12:55 P.M. EXPRESS TRAIN. NO STOPS. DIRECT TO GRAND STAND,.
1 :05 P. M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts.

1:18 P.M. EXPRESS TRAIN. NO STOPS. DIRECT TO GRAND STAND.
1 :46 P. M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts.

Bacolar Babnrban trains to Chicago Bid^ at 6:05 and 9:15 a. m, and 1:25, 2 :S0 and 2 :55 p.m. Batnming, ons spscial train leaves grand stand after fifth race and the others after the races.
Bnnday trains to Chicago Bidge at 9:45 a.m. and 1 :2S, 4:85, 6:10 and 9:15 p.m. Conveyances connect with electric cars at Monnt Olivet, direct to track.

Fare ioi Round Trip on Special Trains 25 Gents.

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